At no point was Khashoggi interrogated, according to the report.
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"People are picked up, interrogated, and then released," Dawar said.
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Officials said one suspect was in custody and being interrogated.
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Men who came off the trucks were searched and interrogated.
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He had already been interrogated seven hours prior to that.
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It looked like the speaker was about to be interrogated.
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And they interrogated me, then they sent me back home.
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Bigelow told the New York Times she interrogated herself too.
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They were also interrogated in isolation and deprived of sleep.
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This is the scene: He is being interrogated at swordpoint.
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"The offender was arrested and is being interrogated," said Gen.
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He had never interrogated a witness in the Hague courtroom.
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At first, she cried and interrogated him: Was he gay?
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Ebadi writes that she was surveilled, interrogated, detained and threatened.
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And she didn't see a single white reporter get interrogated.
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Conditions improved slightly, though Mr. Salim was still interrogated regularly.
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They were interrogated about their interactions with the Reuters reporter.
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So we got a hold of McCabe and interrogated him.
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For two days she was interrogated and given polygraph tests.
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She was interrogated by the Intelligence Ministry a few times.
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They called in Amini and interrogated her about her activities.
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He was being interrogated by a panel of his peers.
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Police simultaneously interrogated Netanyahu's wife, Sara, at a different location.
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He had been interrogated and tortured seven or eight times.
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They were interrogated before being let go, the group said.
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She was interrogated and sentenced to 10 months in prison.
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Voronenkov was never arrested, was never interrogated, was never called.
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He is filmed being interviewed, or interrogated, about his jail experiences.
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Guzman's lawyers have sharply interrogated cooperating witnesses about their past crimes.
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Nearly two dozen villagers were detained and interrogated but later released.
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Four days later, police arrested and interrogated Bausby about the incident.
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We were badgered to justify our position, interrogated about our motivations.
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How many camps have you gone into and interrogated ISIS folks?
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At least two people have been interrogated and released, he said.
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As of November, more than 300 had been detained or interrogated.
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There, the brothers were interrogated about alleged affiliation with Libyan politicians.
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He was arrested, interrogated, brutally tortured, tried, and sentenced to death.
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When interrogated about the break-in, Smith didn't make any excuses.
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Swat team came for him at night, interrogated him for weeks.
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In districtwide CompStat meetings, executives interrogated commanders about their violent-crime statistics.
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The shooter is in our custody and being interrogated as we speak.
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A fifth survived but is in too critical condition to be interrogated.
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Men in military uniform pulled him off a bus and interrogated him.
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That may be the intention, but even simplicity can be interrogated rigorously.
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Calls to the officer who interrogated Fadal were also not immediately returned.
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Secretary Lawson's office, state police placed six detectives on the case, interrogated
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In fact, this chamber is where all of Sonos' products are interrogated.
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His son and son-in-law have hired lawyers and been interrogated.
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He was admonished in 20153, and later interrogated and forced to recant.
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Perhaps not, as manhood itself is being interrogated, scrutinized and radically revised.
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"He is undergoing medical treatment and will be interrogated," Mr. Schaal said.
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Typically, women are questioned, but boys and men are interrogated more intensely.
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The problem with our joint capture is that they were interrogated separately.
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Mohamed said he was interrogated about his alleged affiliation with Libyan politicians.
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And so we interrogated that response, that claim that she was hacked.
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Unlike the human mind, A.I. can — and should — be interrogated and interpreted.
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A suspect was in custody and being interrogated, the county executive said.
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Mr. Ali was interrogated and beaten for his political and religious beliefs.
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Ms. Atwood, on the phone from her Toronto home, interrogated the phrase.
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Images of an artist being interrogated are woven through all three works.
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On the stand, the Brit had his personal life exposed and interrogated.
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" Stating, "Multiple Americans of Persian birth were held and interrogated at length.
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Brazil's federal police said three others have been interrogated and later released.
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The sponsoring relative was interrogated separately, and the answers had to match.
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She was repeatedly taken out of her cell and interrogated, she said.
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But they deserve to have their work criticized, and their meaning interrogated.
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Abu Zubaydah was the first prisoner interrogated at the Thailand black site.
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Mr George was interrogated, handcuffed and locked in a cell for five hours.
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A second suspect was also interrogated in the last two days, Rosenfeld said.
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In his view, the 9th Circuit judges were "disgraceful" when they interrogated lawyers.
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So far, two people have been interrogated under suspicion of aiding the jailbreak.
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The FBI also recently interrogated Jolie about allegations of child abuse against Pitt.
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Some have been interrogated by U.S. personnel inside the facilities, the AP found.
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The Dallas PD interrogated Hughes and released him, clearing him of any involvement.
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Horror flicks, for all their sensationalist tendencies, have long interrogated expectations of motherhood.
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Instead, it finishes with Peña being interrogated by the U.S. government's operations department.
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Far more have been detained and interrogated by Chinese agents on foreign soil.
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She could be interrogated by prosecutors seeking to indict her on criminal charges.
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But mostly Africa's continued exploitation doesn't get interrogated by the international mainstream media.
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The son said that while in custody he was interrogated and beaten daily.
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He has been repeatedly interrogated by police, demanding that he reveal his sources.
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She knew the building, having been held in solitary confinement and interrogated there.
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"I was interrogated for four days and nights without sleep," her statement said.
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The military interrogated German and Japanese prisoners of war on the hotel grounds.
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Afterward, the police interrogated the doorman, and he either quit or was fired.
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The activists say dozens of others have also been summoned, interrogated and released.
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According to his lawyers, Hakamada was interrogated for 264 hours over 23 days.
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Instead, the man, Sayfullo Saipov, was interrogated and charged in the civilian system.
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And finally, he sent the kid to be interrogated by the police, alone.
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The three were interrogated for several days, but they refused to implicate others.
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Another organisation found that 75% of returnees had been interrogated, detained or conscripted.
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In Dubai, she said she was threatened, held in solitary confinement and interrogated.
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Instead of interviewing her as a victim, they interrogated her as a suspect.
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An additional 27 to 2000 are being interrogated on suspicion of being militants.
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Many were interrogated over the years, and some had harrowing tales to tell.
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But, she added, Qaeda operatives who were interrogated did give up useful information.
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After the war, Klose was caught and interrogated by the Polish secret police.
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The next day at 2 am, she was arrested and interrogated by police.
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The CIA said this tactic had a "significant effect" on the person being interrogated.
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Intimidation was severe: Our reporters were handcuffed, hooded, continuously interrogated, threatened, and denied sleep.
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And when he's not directly interrogated, Schumacher takes the time to bring it up.
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") or just plain interrogated me ("So, what do you think we have in common?
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The lady next to me was being interrogated for smuggling in a lone banana.
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Having myself already been interrogated in the rebels' 'Ministry of Truth', I felt paranoid.
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They interrogated him about his work inviting Chinese to apply for Kazakh tourist visas.
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He said over 20 people have been interrogated and camera footage was being examined.
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During the remand, they will be interrogated to find out about their alleged involvement.
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When the FBI caught up with Mifsud and interrogated him, Mifsud lied three times.
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They seized files and laptops from multiple Glaxo offices and interrogated dozens of employees.
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When she got there, she was fingerprinted and interrogated again by an ICE agent.
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"They came in and interrogated me for a good forty-five minutes," he says.
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"I was never interrogated or nearly caught, though I don't know why," she said.
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The officer who interrogated Irons did so alone and failed to record the conversation.
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He was arrested in 2014 and interrogated many times — that is, until he escaped.
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While there last month, I was detained and interrogated by police and immigration officials.
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They were taken to the police station and interrogated separately from morning till nightfall.
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She was held and interrogated for a few hours and eventually retracted her statement.
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Interviewed face to face, the poor and indigent are interrogated like naughty school children.
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But Choi learned that he was only briefly interrogated and later released without charge.
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Brendan Dassey, Steven Avery's nephew, was interrogated and accused of helping Avery murder Halbach.
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It contains new details about how he was interrogated and what he told his interrogators.
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Turkish officials say they have evidence of the US resident being interrogated, tortured, and killed.
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He was arrested and interrogated in 1939 and died of pneumonia a short time later.
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L'Internationale Dialogues interrogated, debated, and posited new futures for the museum's place in the world.
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Haspel supervised one of the covert detention sites in Thailand where suspects were harshly interrogated.
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When separately interrogated, each suspect blamed the other for the stabbing, according to the document.
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We have seen Spencer (Troian Bellisario) get interrogated a lot over the last seven years.
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The official in the attorney general's office said Mohamed was being interrogated, declining further comment.
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The label would allow for him to be interrogated without a lawyer present, per NBC.
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Park would be the first sitting president to be interrogated in a criminal case. 9.
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Cops in flak jackets broke down doors without warrants and interrogated hundreds of black residents.
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He changed his mind after his daughter Anna was arrested and interrogated by the Gestapo.
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It was unclear the extent of injuries sustained by the attacker, who was being interrogated.
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When the woman opened the door, the agents interrogated her in front of her kids.
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She read every report in advance, she took detailed notes and reviewed them, she interrogated.
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Senior executives at major companies have been publicly interrogated for not taking data governance seriously.
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From the get go, Holloway's jab interrogated Ortega and squeezed his intentions out of him.
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The police arrested—and then released—the poet Guillaume Apollinaire; Pablo Picasso was also interrogated.
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What kind of mom did the police officer see when he interrogated a tearful Harrell?
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She was stopped at the airport, interrogated and sent back to Canada the next day.
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They were interrogated without legal representation, with no access to their files or their accusers.
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The first time the police interrogated him in 2011, he said, he felt utterly alone.
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Trainers and owners are interrogated about the condition of their horses' health after taxing workouts.
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Several of those women, including Ms. Cacho-Olivares, were interrogated and warned by the military.
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The officers detained the organization's staff, confiscated their telephones, and interrogated them for three hours.
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At another raid, he said, a top executive was interrogated under oath at 228 a.m.
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But we still hadn't heard Ja Rule really interrogated for his side of the story.
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"I felt like a defendant in a crime being interrogated by H.R.," Ms. Digennaro said.
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Both the suspects and trial witnesses, all minors, were interrogated by police without their parents.
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They were interrogated and held for 10 days as the United States negotiated their release.
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Travelers have been interrogated about their religious beliefs, political views, and attitude toward the administration.
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The police interrogated Ms. Nuril half a dozen times before arresting her in March 2017.
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The Egyptians interrogated the suspects, some repeatedly, but there has been no sign of prosecutions.
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Guards had interrogated each of them at first, he said, but later left them alone.
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The presentations often interrogated the absence of these names and the histories of established canons.
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No explanation was given for the artist's detention, but she was allegedly interrogated for six hours.
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Blogger Alexey Navalny posted interrogation footage of two of the protesters being interrogated (or simply berated).
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Meng was searched and interrogated for hours in violation of her constitutional rights, her lawyers say.
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While they are falling, they can be detected individually by a laser, and then interrogated spectroscopically.
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The captured men were being interrogated to establish the extent of the entire network, Boinnet said.
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Police said they had held or interrogated at least three leading opposition figures for suspected treason.
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But when he was interrogated by the police, Ram's nephew said the crime was his alone.
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Danny, portrayed by Ben Whishaw, is interrogated by the police and realizes he is being framed.
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Under the examination stage, you're essentially interrogated, searched, and you have no right to remain silent.
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According to the report, the head of Google's security team interrogated the employee about the leak.
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They flocked to Brett Kavanaugh's hearing, where the memory of an alleged sexual assault was interrogated.
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I'm genuinely afraid of being reported, interrogated, and arrested on the basis of my religious identity.
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Soon after, both Jiang and Dong appeared on Chinese state television being interrogated by Chinese police.
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I got taken into a holding cell and was interrogated a couple more times after that.
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"He is exercising his right not to be interrogated," his defense attorney, Unni Fries, told Reuters.
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They were interrogated by the police, subpoenaed and forced to testify in court against their provider.
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To this day, on at least a monthly basis, I am interrogated about where I'm from.
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In it, Guzman is seen pacing as he interrogated a drug rival, according to the memo.
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At Farsi Island, they interrogated and detained the sailors overnight before releasing them the next day.
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Detectives allegedly interrogated him for some 18 hours, drawing blood and administering a lie-detector test.
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I've been interrogated by just about everybody; by doctors, by the police and by the public.
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The Pakistanis interrogated him, he said, and notified the American government that he had been caught.
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Felt understood and 'seen' by them as POC, but challenged and interrogated by them as creatives.
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When he awoke in a cell infested with roaches and rats, he was interrogated and beaten.
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" When she was interrogated after one arrest, she said, an officer demanded: "What do you want?
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She says they were taken to Iran's notorious Evin prison, interrogated and accused of being spies.
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Moi's opponents were interrogated there from mid 1980s to 1996, according to reports at the time.
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The sisters were kept overnight and interrogated about their father's activities in Uganda, the family said.
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It didn't take long for me to recognize how wrong it felt to be consistently interrogated.
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They believe he is being interrogated for his calls for a national referendum on the president.
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He even saw his own father interrogated every day, wrongly accused of being a Japanese translator.
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Garrido was interrogated for six hours and then let go, but the kidnappers kept his equipment.
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While still hospitalized, Zubaydah was interrogated by the FBI, led by Ali Soufan, an Arabic speaker.
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After the shooting, Graham's grandmother, Patricia Hartley, was interrogated for seven hours without an attorney present.
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The charge sheet additionally alleges that Tesla HR staffers "interrogated" an employee about "protected" union activity.
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While all that's going down, Zeke is at Mr. Gunn's house having dinner and basically being interrogated.
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For example, Maddox says some detainees he interrogated in the field wanted protection for their family members.
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The festival organizer was interrogated by police over the play Blue and Pink, which explores gender stereotypes.
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On Jakku, as she's being interrogated by Kylo Ren and during her final battle in the forest.
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Sultan, who has health issues, has been repeatedly interrogated by police, demanding that he reveal his sources.
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"So, if we were to test your DNA and chromosomes, you'd actually be a woman?" she interrogated.
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Mr. Omar, who has diabetes, said he was interrogated so long that he began to feel ill.
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Sultan, who has health issues, has been repeatedly interrogated and asked to reveal his sources by police.
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In 2002, Haspel briefly ran a secret CIA prison in Thailand where detainees were kept and interrogated.
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Kouider and Medouni, a banker, repeatedly beat and interrogated Lionnet in an attempt to make her confess.
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It was intended to be a place where suspects in the war on terror could be interrogated.
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MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - Faisal Jeber arrested and interrogated suspected Islamic State militants during the battle for Mosul.
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Every software vendor that visited me at PC Magazine back then was interrogated about its Internet strategy.
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While the oldest sister was asked to wait outside, the other two were taken in and interrogated.
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Dozens of people were held in airports after arriving in the US, interrogated, and often sent back.
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The FBI then interrogated the people to whom those ballots belonged and assembled a group of witnesses.
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Somali police had more than one suspect in custody, and they were being interrogated, Western officials said.
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We're a particular kind of woman, but our womanhood is not to be interrogated, questioned, or criticized.
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The officers tortured him with electric shocks and interrogated him for the names of other gay men.
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Siyonbola said she doesn't think officers would have interrogated her for so long if she were white.
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He described Alevis as "enemies of Allah", and criticized President Tayyip Erdogan, while being interrogated, Dogan said.
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Meng's lawyers have argued that Canadian officials interrogated her without explanation while she was passing through customs.
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Defense attorneys said the FBI interrogated Khweis at least 11 times before reading him his Miranda rights.
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Meng's lawyers have argued that Canadian officials interrogated her without explanation while she was passing through customs.
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Sanders's character does finally lose his cool in the final reel when interrogated by the London police.
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They rounded up his friends and fellow drug dealers and thieves, and interrogated members of his family.
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They were interrogated by police and the phones used to post on the fake accounts were confiscated.
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Mr. Tompkins was vilified in the conservative news media, interrogated by congressional commissions and threatened with deportation.
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They interrogated her every day, but she continued to deny any involvement in the food-smuggling operation.
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He was interrogated aboard a Navy assault ship, before being taken to the United States on Jan.
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As German suspicions grew, she was arrested in January 1941 and interrogated at the prison in Rennes.
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Witnesses — the officer who had pulled the trigger, his supervisors and everyone involved — were interrogated for hours.
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In New York, children as young as 7 can be arrested, interrogated and prosecuted as juvenile delinquents.
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Soon after, the police detained and interrogated hundreds of signatories, searched their residences and confiscated personal belongings.
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She has suffered one blow after another, having been arbitrarily detained, interrogated and intimidated on multiple occasions.
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Guantánamo was intended to be a place where suspects in the war on terror could be interrogated.
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"You can hear how he was interrogated, tortured and then murdered," one official told The Washington Post.
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On his arrival he was arrested by K.G.B. operatives and interrogated about his relationship with Mr. Platt.
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Stalin is indicted for having more than 1.5 million people interrogated, tortured, and, in many cases, executed.
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All of these works interrogated how art is positioned in relation to the cultural languages we speak today.
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"I know that they have been interrogated in this way or that since they started writing," she says.
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He disappeared into an unheated cell, to be interrogated without lawyers and receive only fleeting visits from family.
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Kiki was interrogated to unconsciousness and then revived with adrenaline too many times for his heart to take.
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One of the suspected telephone fraudsters who Uk Haisela interrogated said he made up to $70,000 per week.
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Those who were deemed to be threats were interrogated, tortured, and locked for months behind heavy metal doors.
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Indeed, one man who attended the rally with a rifle strapped across his back was detained and interrogated.
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Security officers tracked the phones of his friends and interrogated them if they accepted calls from Mr. Zhuang.
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They practice defensive driving, move in convoys and are told to respond honestly if interrogated by the cartel.
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"You can hear how he was interrogated, tortured and then murdered," said one person familiar with the recordings.
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During the time they were held, they were blindfolded and repeatedly separated and interrogated, CNN has also learned.
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In this case, that's a short vignette where you play a soldier being interrogated by a terrorist group.
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It arrested thousands, brutally interrogated them (the better to fortify the Wall against future escapees), and imprisoned them.
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The younger Usry, a filmmaker, was interrogated for six hours and finally gave blood for a DNA sample.
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The prosecutor interrogated Manu as to why he hadn't been trying to pick up girls on the street.
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Mr. Juárez claimed in the interview that the detectives who interrogated him had browbeaten him into a confession.
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Low-income populations have been interrogated, and cheaper drugs abolished, but the larger economy of heroin still prevails.
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The guy was soon joined by his undercover colleagues, who escorted us into a building to be interrogated.
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In early 2016, Mr. Dahlin was detained and interrogated for 23 days by China's Ministry of State Security.
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The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the attack, and investigators said Mr. Ibrahim was being extensively interrogated.
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On a recent, entirely legal, trip, your correspondent and a colleague were interrogated for hours by plainclothes police.
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Fawkes and his fellow conspirators were interrogated at the Tower of London and later executed for high treason.
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Inspector Toyras said that investigators had interrogated Mr. Mechkah once, and planned to interview him again on Wednesday.
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He was summoned and interrogated about the new accusations in the presence of his lawyer, the statement said.
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In another case, Stanley said a U.S. citizen was detained for an hour and interrogated for opting out.
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She recalled how male officers entered bathroom facilities unannounced, and how she could overhear other protesters being interrogated.
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Lamu county commissioner Irungu Macharia told The Associated Press that five suspects were arrested and were being interrogated.
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Ultimately, Mr. Ghosn was arrested and indicted four times, detained and repeatedly interrogated for more than 130 days.
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Under that model, an individual is detained in military custody for an unspecified period of time and interrogated.
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One Chinese pilot was killed, and the American crew was held captive and interrogated by the Chinese military.
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There an N.Y.P.D. detective interrogated him about a murder that had occurred in Bedford-Stuyvesant on January 4th.
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It made unusually visceral his continual harassment by two guards, who either crowded him physically or interrogated him.
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Each of the family members sits in front of a sunburst made of knives as they are interrogated.
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" Europe's refugee crisis in pictures Refugees interrogated Men and teenage boys are held for what is called "security clearance.
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Netanyahu was interrogated Monday night on suspicion of corruption in a criminal investigation authorized by the nation's attorney general.
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Fast-forward to 15 years after 9/11: As a Muslim, you're always interrogated, you always have to explain.
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I scroll through media reports and read about permanent residents being handcuffed and interrogated at airports across the country.
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The investigators interrogated a local named Pata de Lora, a guide who said he accompanied Cody into the jungle.
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But while he was being interrogated in the consulate, something went wrong, eventually leading to the journalist's grim death.
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In its best episodes, Murphy Brown interrogated this tension; in too many of them, it just took Murphy's side.
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"They will be interrogated intensively to understand if they had any connection with the cafe attack," he told Reuters.
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It also provides a portal into the metaphor of the sea, the exhibition's subtly stated but complexly interrogated theme.
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One reason Hovater's online past isn't fully interrogated may be because Hovater himself appears hesitant to acknowledge its influence.
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And a worldview like Thomas's just isn't interrogated seriously on the left, not as seriously as it should be.
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The women would be interrogated to determine if they had any link to the Dhaka cafe attack, he said.
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On arrival he and a friend were detained and interrogated for hours, as investigators accused them of plotting crimes.
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Each of the FCC's claims for why repealing net neutrality won't be disastrous to American consumers crumbles when interrogated.
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Here, the two women meet and then Elizabeth signs Mary's death warrant: her motivations are simplified rather than interrogated.
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He was interrogated for at least 10 hours and accused of defaming the Korean nation before eventually being released.
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There, the men with machine guns, Ansar al-Sunna members, interrogated us on our work with the United States.
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He also questioned her purported confession: "The bigger issue is: Was my client interrogated without her attorney?" he said.
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It's not clear, however, where those captured could be held, under what conditions, and how they would be interrogated.
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When she reached the phone, detectives seized her and took her by train to Cairo, where she was interrogated.
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FBI agents last year interrogated Ng about Qin, asking if he was connected to foreign intelligence, court records show.
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One neighbor, who still lived nearby, was interrogated and tortured by a man they had both grown up with.
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Dima said that several men and women interrogated her before the police called her parents later in the afternoon.
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Leah Anderson, Hawkins's last department chairwoman, told me that she has been interrogated twice after parents complained about her.
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Salman was interrogated by FBI agents for 11 hours after the shooting, according to her defense attorney, Charles Swift.
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The implications of these shifts were interrogated by major literary scholars like Neil Postman, Walter Ong, and Hugh Kenner.
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But the damage has been done, Smith argues, and being "interrogated" has had a marked effect on her child.
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John Lewin, a Los Angeles deputy district attorney, flew to New Orleans and interrogated Mr. Durst the next morning.
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On Monday, an unusual parliamentary investigative commission interrogated the interior minister, Gérard Collomb, about his handling of the matter.
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I had interrogated the last man I dated on his Democratic bona fides before agreeing to meet for coffee.
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Its detectives were interrogated by prosecutors, its undercover agents were exposed, and attempts were made at curtailing its authority.
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Instead, they had her interrogated about minutia by a female prosecutor, Rachel Mitchell, brought in to give them cover.
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Individuals who arrive at such profound and difficult moments don't deserve to be interrogated and scoffed at and ridiculed.
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Desouky, a dual US-Egyptian national, was jailed after she and Moustafa were detained and interrogated at the airport.
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It had been sardonic, but urgent, too, when a virginal Stolarsky had interrogated Bruno on Bruno's experiences with girls.
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During the hearing, Muilenburg was at a loss for words when he was interrogated by Congress over those attempts.Rep.
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Officials fined the company and interrogated Mr. Zhao, who was detained on March 13 after confessing, the report said.
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Several senators acted more like Thomas' defense counsel, as they aggressively interrogated Hill, berated her, and discounted her responses.
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Trump also expressed interest in allowing Americans, including a former ambassador to Moscow, to be interrogated by Russian investigators.
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She pivoted left and surgically interrogated Donna Brazile about WikiLeaks, leaving even this biased liberal wanting an actual answer.
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In the interviews, the men said they had been detained, interrogated, threatened with persecution, and beaten or even tortured.
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The banker interrogated the client and, from the parking lot, even staked out the dispensary and studied its customers.
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They were interrogated by what he described as a police "information team" about their interactions with the Reuters reporter.
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He says the men interrogated him for hours, only cutting him down from the ceiling to continue the torture.
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Former prisoners, who also have included tourists and journalists, have said they were interrogated for hours and suffered mental humiliation.
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After he was arrested in October 2013, two cops interrogated him with a Spanish-speaking detective serving as an interpreter.
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American officials confirmed last year that the U.S. has interrogated some detainees at the secret prisons run by the UAE.
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Boys and men were required to register with local immigration offices, were interrogated, and subjected to serious due process violation.
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Kouider, a fashion designer and Medouni, a banker, repeatedly beat and interrogated Lionnet in an attempt to make her confess.
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Uighur staff say their relatives have been interrogated or detained just for having a family member who works for RFA.
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Sitting in an isolation chamber, surrounded by unnerved people in hazmat suits, she's interrogated about what just happened to her.
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Robert Latta (R-OH) was among several House members who interrogated Zuckerberg about whether Facebook had abided by its terms.
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Four of them have reappeared and at least one has said he was abducted and interrogated by Pakistan's intelligence agencies.
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They leaked my arrest to their media and invented things, making it very dramatic while I was still being interrogated.
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"When I got to the point of entry at Los Angeles Airport, an immigration officer interrogated me," he told CNN.
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After their detention the Garratts found themselves caught in China's Kafkaesque justice system, interrogated regularly but with nothing to confess.
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After their detention, the Garratts found themselves caught in China's Kafkaesque justice system, interrogated regularly but with nothing to confess.
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The officers stopped the group because they were playing loud music, and briefly interrogated them before allowing them to continue.
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China's state-run Xinhua said that after being interrogated Li had confessed to engaging in activities to harm state security.
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It is the transformation of the Earth into a gigantic set of data that can be both interrogated and extrapolated.
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He interrogated his relationships with other races according to the values he had projected onto his own made-up species.
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The boys and men are taken to detention centers where they are interrogated about any ties to the Islamic State.
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His son was taken to the police station, where he was interrogated over alleged sabotage of railway tracks, then released.
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And he swallows the panic he feels when a cell member is arrested, interrogated and then, worst of all, released.
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The woman, still bloody, now delirious, is coldly interrogated by a police inspector (Sergio Scarlatella) determined to find the infant.
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The judge ruled that he had been improperly interrogated without a parent or lawyer present, leading to a coerced confession.
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According to The Washington Post, military officials interrogated Mansur but found no evidence he was responsible for the soldiers' deaths.
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FBI agents in 2015 interrogated Ng about Qin, asking if he was connected to foreign intelligence, according to court records.
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Ciss said those interrogated were not targeted because they were terrorism suspects, but as part of a general vigilance campaign.
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Over the next few days, videos of him being interrogated in Pakistani custody spread on social media around the world.
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GUANTÁNAMO BAY, Cuba — For years, starting from the time they were held and interrogated by the C.I.A. after the Sept.
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At the rally on Friday, Ms. Rivers said Google security staff had interrogated her about her involvement in the petition.
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F.B.I. agents interrogated the men at Guantánamo in 22007, months after the prisoners were transferred out of the C.I.A. program.
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F.B.I. agents interrogated the men at Guantánamo in 22007, months after the prisoners were transferred out of the C.I.A. program.
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According to family members, Bishop Nyirigira was detained and interrogated several times by state security agencies over his political allegiance.
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It's hard to imagine how deeply Hunter Biden's situation can be interrogated before everyone runs headlong into the underlying hypocrisy.
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Hughes said he was interrogated for 30 minutes with police officers "lying" that they had a video of him shooting.
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He was interrogated by military officials, threatened with a court-martial and sent to hearings and psychiatrists, the suit says.
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Schembri and Mizzi resigned on Tuesday and Schembri was interrogated for two days by police before being released without charge.
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A number of 2016's home invasion films have interrogated this narrative of an innocent victim invaded by faceless nihilists.
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It's really hard to remember all the different things that happened over the next nine and a half hours. Interrogated.
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Mr. Huugjilt, 18, confessed to the crime after being interrogated for 48 hours, but legal experts cast doubt on the proceedings.
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One of the assailants was killed and two suspects were arrested and were being interrogated, the country's internal security minister said.
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Guo also said his employees on the mainland had been seized by a special investigation team and interrogated using "inhumane" methods.
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The former soldier had been collecting intelligence on the rebels, and they'd captured, beaten, and interrogated him once they discovered it.
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Sultan, who remains behind bars, has been repeatedly interrogated by police and asked to reveal sources and has experienced health issues.
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Abduweli was detained immediately, strip searched, and interrogated for hours about his writing by a group of six officers, he said.
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Jawad Boulos, another lawyer involved in the case, said in an interview that Ms. Labadi had been interrogated up until Sept.
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"Around a dozen employees of PIA have been detained and are being interrogated in connection with heroin seizure," he told Reuters.
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The messages, sent while Ms Soliman was still being interrogated by police, were probably the work of the state security services.
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Some of the women were brought into an interview room to be interrogated by Vince, Webb, and on one occasion Hillary.
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Russian state TV on Thursday evening broadcast footage of one of the detained men being interrogated by the FSB security service.
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Nick is interrogated as to his future plans, where he and Vanessa would move, and what he really likes about her.
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Following the violence, many of Hussain's top lieutenants, including Sattar, were arrested by the paramilitary Rangers force, interrogated overnight and released.
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" So says a Russian Orthodox priest with KGB ties being interrogated by the FBI in the series finale of "The Americans.
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Pakistani security officials interrogated Azhar and his associates after the attack, and said they found no evidence linking him to it.
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It fought to get exclusive control over the detainees it tortured, including ones who were being effectively interrogated by the FBI.
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They arrested him without a warrant, and took him to a detention center where he was interrogated repeatedly without a lawyer.
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Once in custody, the two men were kept incommunicado and interrogated without counsel by the feared Cuban-trained secret police forces.
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He said he has been interrogated by FBI agents, who told him he could face up to 15 years in prison.
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For a writer who has been interrogated by dozens of journalists, it's striking how little Knausgaard has said about the world.
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During a Q&A after a recent conference talk on entrepreneurship, an audience member angrily interrogated me about the cannabis industry.
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Farah was interrogated by guards who asked him, bizarrely, whether he was able to produce art without the aid of drugs.
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Mohammed Abdullah Saleh al-Asad, a businessman in Tanzania, and others were snatched, interrogated and imprisoned, then sent home without explanation.
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The flight was cancelled, and the two men were interrogated and searched by law-enforcement before being booked on another flight.
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The bulletins stress that relationships must be scrutinized closely, with those interrogated pushed to report the names of friends and relatives.
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Mamattursun Omar, a Uighur chef arrested after working in Egypt, was interrogated in four detention facilities over nine months in 2017.
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At least 11 people, mostly women but also a few men, have now been arrested and interrogated without access to lawyers.
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She was arrested and held for over a year on charges of treason, while von Einem was interrogated and briefly imprisoned.
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Another $1 million was set aside for guests who were questioned or interrogated by immigration authorities, with each guest receiving $1,000.
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But it was and I was amazed and eventually I interrogated the restaurant's chef, Ned Baldwin, about how he'd made it.
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And over the course of three-and-a-half hours, state lawmakers interrogated him on those positions — sometimes gently, sometimes not.
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Over two days, nearly 100 lawmakers in the House and Senate interrogated Mr. Zuckerberg about the company's handling of user information.
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In May, it filed a criminal complaint against the national police force after four boys in Ercilla were stripped and interrogated.
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The deep roots of these forced migrations are never interrogated; the American reader can read without fear of uncomfortable self-reproach.
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Dutch police confirmed that the culprit was taken into custody and interrogated, but initial indications are that the act wasn't intentional.
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After the FBI interrogated her for 2202 hours without a lawyer present, Salman signed a statement composed by an FBI agent.
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Some rooms had been turned into replica torture chambers, to explain how Iranian jailers punished and interrogated supporters during the 1980s.
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After requests by police for witnesses to come forward, Krefeld police said several people had come in and were being interrogated.
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Almost everything that happened to Salahuddin — as he was arrested, interrogated, and tortured — was documented and seen by the entire country.
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Treviño, who was in his thirties, interrogated Cardona while palming a hand grenade, "like a pitcher cups a baseball," Slater writes.
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I was taken away from my group to a private room where I was interrogated and yelled at by Emirates employees.
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But it is widely suspected, his daughter said, that he was actually killed by state security agents after he was interrogated.
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He has been read his Miranda rights, according to court filings, and has not been interrogated for law enforcement purposes since.
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Ayotte's main concern, she said, is that Obama's proposal does not address where potential future detainees would be held or interrogated.
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Prior to their termination, the four workers who were fired in November were interrogated for accessing and sharing information without authorization.
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Spiers says Google interrogated her three separate times about organizing activities and if she had any intention to disrupt the workplace.
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Mr. Nasr, who had been granted political asylum in Italy, said he was interrogated and tortured in Egypt before being released.
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Another $1 million was set aside for guests who were questioned or interrogated by immigration authorities, with each guest receiving $1,000.
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"I know after 9/11, a lot of Kuwaiti male students left the States because they were being interrogated," she says.
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After their arrests, the five were violently interrogated and deprived of food and sleep, and they ultimately offered a coerced confession.
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He was also interrogated on his role in a shambolic coup in 2000 and during a mutiny later in the same year.
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The suspect, who fled the crash scene and was later arrested, was being interrogated by officers, police spokesman Thomas Neuendorf told reporters.
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Mansur was interrogated but then freed, the Post reported, because the military did not have conclusive evidence tying him to the explosion.
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The prosecution statement, carried by the Bahrain News Agency, said the four Americans had been interrogated in the presence of their lawyers.
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But first they strip-searched Kazazi and interrogated the 64-year-old without a translator as he covered himself with a towel.
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Griffin, a comedy veteran, said she was investigated by two federal agencies and had to be interrogated under oath amid the controversy.
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"You can hear how he was interrogated, tortured and then murdered," one person, speaking on the condition of anonymity, told the Post.
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Perhaps most poignantly, his main project interrogated a site that was no longer there, communicating its absence with the most tangible affectation.
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While the modern firm is constantly interrogated about its conduct and ethics, it is increasingly able to keep its performance under wraps.
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The suspect was booked at a local police station and was being interrogated, the Kenya Wildlife Service said on its Twitter feed.
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Yet Shias visiting the ayatollahs in Iran and Iraq are still interrogated on their return, as if they were a fifth column.
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Viewers of the series uncomfortably watched a young, confused Dassey interrogated by officers for hours, with no parent or legal counsel present.
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Lawmakers interrogated David Marcus, Facebook's cryptocurrency chief, asking how the company will educate the 1.7 million unbanked customers it plans to reach.
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Opponents argued it was wrong to reward someone who supervised a covert detention site in Thailand where terror suspects were harshly interrogated.
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When Eléftériades arrived, authorities interrogated him for six hours, making him explain the meaning of works he has been making for years.
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He has been repeatedly interrogated and asked to reveal sources by police and has experienced health issues as he remains behind bars.
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"He was interrogated in connection with the oath taken by Kenyan main opposition leader Raila Odinga as the people's president," he said.
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He also broached a contentious topic he has discussed previously — his support for waterboarding, an enhanced interrogated technique banned under President Obama.
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She had been arrested, interrogated and tortured for her faith -- she is Baha'i, a religion the Islamic Republic of Iran considers heresy.
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The group initially confessed to the crime, but insist that their confessions were coerced after being interrogated by police for two days.
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The IRGC is typically the entity that has detained and interrogated the Americans, according to their family members and human rights groups.
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By the time he finally departed, he had spent a grand total of 12 of those hours being interrogated, among other checks.
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Once it went missing for a couple of hours, and my brother interrogated the nurses until it was discovered under Dad's body.
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Still, Chicago Police detectives arrested and interrogated Kitchen until he agreed to sign what we now know to be a false confession.
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They interrogated her, asking her if she had over $10,000 in her cabin and if everything in the room belonged to her.
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Even when I wasn't being interrogated, I had to sit upright on a chair, and that was exhausting after a long time.
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Special Operations commandos captured Mr. Khattala in 2014 at a seaside villa in Libya, and he was interrogated aboard a naval ship.
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He has been interrogated without a lawyer, and until Tuesday he was permitted to meet only with diplomats or his Japanese lawyers.
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One British officer who had been captured during the war found himself interrogating the Gestapo officer who once had brutally interrogated him.
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But when he went back for the second half, they objected, and the next day, the scholar was interrogated by the police.
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Police interrogated Davis' girlfriend several times and she ultimately changed her story, implicating Davis and herself in Hylton's death, the NCIP said.
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Under a sign that read "Beauty," Marta had made it up into the stairwell, where she interrogated the other children walking down.
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When Caroline Pidgeon, an assembly member for the Liberal Democrats, interrogated him about the project, Mr. Johnson tried to brush her off.
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Katherine is often photographed head on, her face dominating the middle of the frame, as if she were about to be interrogated.
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Ms. Le Pen bristled at such questions from Mr. Poutou and other candidates, asking at one point whether she was being interrogated.
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People were interrogated in "tiger chairs" — metal chairs with shackles, handcuffs and leg irons attached to the frame — and deprived of sleep.
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Several of those evicted said security forces had confiscated their cellphones and interrogated them about family members' ties to the Islamic State.
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Hill accused then-Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas of sexual harassment, and then was interrogated by a panel of all-male senators.
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We were then placed in a holding cell and interrogated by the sinister Kylo Ren and General Hux (presented here as projections).
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The military officers say they had interrogated some Venezuelans who had defected from armed groups and identified Venezuelan nationals killed in combat.
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Lolade Siyonbola, who is a graduate student at Yale, was woken up by the classmate and interrogated by law enforcement for 173 minutes.
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His wife also reported being arrested and interrogated about her husband's activities, as well as having her home and movements monitored by police.
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Aksakoglu, who works for a Dutch foundation which supports young children's development, was interrogated for 11 hours after he was detained in November.
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His wife tearfully said the last time he was interrogated they lied to their daughters and said he was going somewhere for work.
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The soldiers said they had arrested and interrogated five men and found two of them were related to a local ethnic armed group.
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Dozens of top officials and businessmen were detained in the purge, many of them confined and interrogated at Riyadh's opulent Ritz-Carlton Hotel.
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"Such was the case when Ms. Pilkington was interrogated by male law enforcement personnel over a nine-plus hour period," her attorneys wrote.
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Myrie's legislation also includes a measure that would mandate allowing children under 18 to consult with an attorney before they could be interrogated.
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We've already interrogated the needlessness of this movie enough, so I'll give it some credit for what it did well: making me laugh.
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Dozens of top officials and businessmen were detained in the crackdown, many of them confined and interrogated at Riyadh's opulent Ritz-Carlton Hotel.
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During the skit Colbert was interrogated by Chazz Palminteri, the lead agent in the film, about Trump's ties with Russia and President Putin.
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Civilians are interrogated by cops, defendants have their fates decided by judges, and even Box is quizzed about the case by the prosecutor.
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People are being interrogated, surveillance footage is being combed through from the 92 closed-circuit TV cameras at the airport, the official said.
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Sagarnaga was interrogated over two hours, and in the newly-released footage, can be heard telling police about the baby girl's final moments.
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Salahuddin has told CNN he was detained by Iranian officials in plainclothes and taken to be interrogated about his Iranian passport in 2007.
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Determined to learn the names of the men, the four defendants allegedly interrogated the teen — at times, even threatening her with a machete.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation agents last year interrogated Ng about Qin, asking if he was connected to foreign intelligence, according to court records.
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Philosophers, on the other hand, have examined and interrogated existing explanations for the state's strange combination of prerogatives and found them somewhat wanting.
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There he was detained for months, interrogated and forced to record a televised confession of his crime: selling banned books on the mainland.
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"I love being interrogated," she replied as she sipped from a snifter and took a picture of a nearby bottle for later study.
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The newly released records do not say if she ever exercised that authority or if she was physically present when Nashiri was interrogated.
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In 2007, Haleh was interrogated for almost eight months, spending nearly four of them in the same notorious prison where Rezaian was held.
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I spent the next few hours as a prisoner of the phone tree, being interrogated on the transactions that I wanted answers about.
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"In Singapore, it is possible that one can be detained and interrogated for some time without a lawyer," Li said at the time.
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He was interrogated for more than 12 hours, punched twice in the face and addressed with a racial slur, according to the complaint.
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The subtext — that photographs somehow render reality more real — is interrogated in later galleries, as the idiosyncratic behavior photography elicits becomes the focus.
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Mr. Lewis was interrogated at a precinct station house, where he twice admitted to Ms. Vetrano's murder, but not to sexually abusing her.
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Some openly voice their bigotry, which might have been a bold choice if Zahler had interrogated it rather than given himself convenient outs.
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In December 1936, after several suspects had been interrogated, a federal grand jury concluded that there was not enough evidence to accuse anyone.
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She was interrogated about the whereabouts of her sons in a rebel neighborhood, and then sent to Damascus to be tried for terrorism.
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Recently Jyoti arrived at the Toronto airport with a plane ticket to Houston, only to find herself interrogated by United States customs officials.
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By contrast, in Japan the accused can remain silent during police questioning, but suspects can be interrogated without the presence of a lawyer.
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Ms. Rousseau was interrogated in Rennes, but prison officials did not make the connection between her real name and her assumed surname, Chauffour.
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In May, 2012, four I.R.S. agents and a prosecutor from the Department of Justice flew to Paris and interrogated Falciani about his database.
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She crossed the border back to China in November 2016 with her husband and was immediately detained and interrogated for half an hour.
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In June, a Koch Industries executive was held in southern China and interrogated for several days before being allowed to leave the country.
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The questions were even more notable coming after the death of fellow conservative Justice Antonin Scalia, who frequently interrogated lawyers during oral arguments.
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"Two prosecutors interrogated him and they came in and out of the room to report to their chief," a prosecution official told Reuters.
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Mucha was interrogated by the Gestapo, accused of being a nationalist and a Jewish sympathizer, shortly before his death from pneumonia in 1939.
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He said he was interrogated on his educational background, if he had any ties to the military, and if he owned a firearm.
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Confined to a two-by-four-foot cell, she was interrogated and then tortured, enduring repeated shocks from electrical clamps on her fingers.
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"He thought Turkey is a safe country and if he would be held or interrogated, this issue would be swiftly solved," she said.
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Mr. Jabouri admitted while being interrogated that he had served as a consultant for Hamas in Syria before moving to Turkey in 2012.
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The fresh arrest opens up the possibility that he will be interrogated again without his lawyer present, as is the norm in Japan.
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Manal al-Sharif spent the next nine days in jail, where she was interrogated, called a traitor and a spy, and strip-searched.
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As the title suggests, the works interrogated the ways in which we interact with machines, but also how machines reflect back at us.
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One expatriate journalist who previously worked for Newsweek said that Mr. Emadi doubled as an interrogator in the Evin prison and once interrogated him.
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Defense Minister Prawit Wongsuwan told reporters a male suspect was being interrogated over the attack, but gave no indication of any motive or affiliation.
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He said he was interrogated 21 times, during which he was tortured with electricity, beatings, and attack dogs while he was blindfolded and chained.
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He says under police custody he remained handcuffed through the night and was verbally abused and interrogated about his international success as a photojournalist.
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Also I am all in for the theory that the first and last scene, Dolores being interrogated happens after her actions at the gala.
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Both said they were detained and interrogated for hours by federal officials who concluded they intended to overstay their temporary visas, which both denied.
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But a government official told CNN that Amina had been "completely detached" from the man, who remains in military detention and is being interrogated.
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They should be thoroughly interrogated and a new law should be developed so that captured terrorists are not able to benefit from Miranda rights .
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An unsealed deposition obtained by The Blast, demonstrated that, when interrogated by Dr. Luke's lawyers, Lady Gaga stood up for fellow pop star Kesha.
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Nazi collaborators who pretended to be picking mushrooms in the forest, looking for Jews to betray to the Germans, were arrested, interrogated and shot.
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On Monday, staffers working at the group said in a press release that management had "stalled, interfered, and interrogated workers" during the unionization process.
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So he had to negotiate that I wouldn't go downtown and do the perp walk but I was interrogated under oath, in his office.
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Visions, her breakthrough album, centred around a single and video that interrogated toxic masculinity, before 'toxic masculinity' became a central topic of cultural debate.
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"She told the military officers who interrogated her that they were among several women detailed by Boko Haram to attack the camp," Ahmed said.
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When the government felt that enough evidence had accumulated, some suspects were taken to secret locations in the dark of night to be interrogated.
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Each time Ali was interrogated, the boss demanded that he admit that he was homosexual and give him the names of other gay men.
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The complaint alleges that authorities interrogated Meng "under the guise of routine customs" and waited to explain to her that she was under arrest.
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Authorities were given permission to keep the suspects in custody to be interrogated for eight days, Dhaka Metropolitan Police spokesperson Masudur Rahman told CNN.
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"I want the people who were involved in this tragedy to be interrogated and charged," Khodorkovsky told a news conference in London on Thursday.
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It also became clear that he had willingly provided insights into terrorist groups when he was interrogated by F.B.I. agents, who treated him cordially.
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The critic interrogated a poem or a passage, and applied her preferred theory of how meanings were produced and where they could be found.
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Nor is there any good reason for denying him the fundamental right to have his lawyers in the room while he is being interrogated.
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" And when Kamala Harris was interrupted as she interrogated Jeff Sessions during a Senate hearing, she "became the new face of 'Nevertheless, she persisted.
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Defense officials told the newspaper that he is now being interrogated at a temporary detention facility in Erbil, in Kurdish territory in northern Iraq.
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Mr. Anan was charged with breaching military rules and thrown in jail, where aides say he has been interrogated by military officers in balaclavas.
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The Daily Star reported that the suspect was being interrogated after his arrest Saturday night in the Tripoli neighborhood of Qibbeh in northern Lebanon.
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It recorded the moment in June 2017 when a fleet of federal agents entered Ms. Winner's Georgia home, interrogated her and extracted a confession.
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They were interrogated by Egyptian officials several times this year, but did not provide useful information or convincing answers, a senior Italian investigator said.
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"We got very clear instructions to leave as soon as possible for fear of being detained or interrogated to extort my dad," she said.
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Mr. Bridle's series, "Every CCTV Camera," encourages us to interrogate that vast network the same way Mr. Bridle himself was interrogated by the police.
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In his directorial debut, Perfect Blue (1997), for example, the male gaze is interrogated as a stalker becomes obsessed with its pop-star protagonist.
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When these students return to China, members of the public security bureau may "invite" them to "tea," where they are interrogated and sometimes threatened.
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The official also said that after being interrogated for intelligence purposes, the detainee was read the Miranda warning and had not talked since then.
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The Slovak interior minister, Denisa Sakova, said that the police had interrogated more than 200 people and had commissioned dozens of reports from experts.
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As Quell is interrogated, her captors attempt to shoot at her in an extreme test of both mind and body at the same time.
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Identified only by her first name, Crystal, she told CAIR that she was detained in Blaine and interrogated for 10 hours with her family.
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"Google has suspended them from their jobs and interrogated them for speaking out," said Stephanie Parker, a Google worker who spoke at the demonstration.
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In contrast, recall that she won enormous praise for her prosecutorial skills when she interrogated Brett M. Kavanaugh during his Supreme Court confirmation hearing.
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Dr. Rowland refused to be interrogated, and he was fired from the N.I.H. "He stood up to the people who were persecuting us," Mrs.
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Prosecutors interrogated her for eight hours to clarify her relations to the two aides, provoking criticism that she is incapable of choosing honest collaborators.
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When escorted into that First Order holding cell, I immediately thought, "Wait, this isn't cool," as though I was actually about to be interrogated.
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New police video shows what happened next ... cops interrogated Rypien and his wife over the incident, and the former QB admitted to striking her.
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He has argued that terrorism suspects should be sent to Guantánamo Bay and interrogated without access to lawyers and the right to remain silent.
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Otsuru at times appeared to defend the practices of Japanese prosecutors and the way that suspects are interrogated without the presence of their lawyers.
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He was chained and handcuffed for months inside his cell, deprived of sleep and medical help and repeatedly interrogated throughout the day and night.
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The complaint alleges that authorities interrogated Meng "under the guise of routine customs" and waited to explain to her that she was under arrest.
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A judge overturned Brendan's conviction after ruling that prosecutors violated his constitutional rights, when, among other things, they interrogated him without an adult present.
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During a trip to Iran in July 2015, he was blocked from leaving the country, and over the next three months, was repeatedly interrogated.
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A few months after he returned to the United States from a trip to Libya, he was interrogated by the FBI about his visit.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was interrogated Monday night on suspicion of corruption in a criminal investigation authorized by the nation's attorney general.
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Last year, in the lead up to a PTM rally in Karachi, more than 100 PTM workers were detained an interrogated by the paramilitary rangers.
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During her eight months in prison, Ahed said she was interrogated three times without a female officer present, which is a violation of Israeli law.
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During the investigation, which was made in conjunction with Kenya's anti-corruption unit in Nairobi, 50 suspects were interrogated, including 19 public servants in Kenya.
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"Recent Americans detained are being interrogated by relevant legal authorities for criminal acts against the Republic," KCNA said, without mentioning the two men by name.
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Ahn Chong-bum, one of the fired presidential aides, is also being interrogated on suspicion of pressing the conglomerates (some of which are being questioned).
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There, women and children are shunted to one camp, and the men to another to be interrogated about any possible ties to the Islamic State.
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Mupfumira was the first senior government official to be interrogated by the commission, which was appointed by Mnangagwa after he promised tough action against graft.
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The original tweet remains online -- long after he man, named Mark Hughes, told Dallas station KVTV he was interrogated by police and released without apology.
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It's nothing to do with the person who was the cargo, [and doesn't say] they were subject to extrajudicial detention and transportation to be interrogated.
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In Sinjar, I found myself alone at a checkpoint, being interrogated by a Peshmerga officer on how I got into the area without official permission.
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The method by which new guests arrive at the hotel is deliberately reminiscent of countless prison flicks: New inmates are stripped, brusquely interrogated, and processed.
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They were taken to hospital without having been interrogated and the deterioration in their condition was due to the weather, the statement said, without elaborating.
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One particularly great scene has Michonne being interrogated by the leader of the settlement, and it's hard to know how to best answer her questions.
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But the buzzwords that allow customers and consumers to imagine bucolic origins for their food have been steadily interrogated recently for what they really mean.
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In enthusiastically celebrating this very particular slice of the past, isn't there a risk of glorifying things that should at the very least be interrogated?
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One rights lawyer, Mohamed al-Baqer, was interrogated over his engagement with the U.N. review following his detention, according to a question submitted by Liechtenstein.
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On June 20, 1940, police kidnapped him from his home and interrogated him in the city jail about whether he was planning an NAACP meeting.
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Anne Arundel County Executive Steve Schuh told reporters at a briefing following the shooting that a male suspect was in custody and was being interrogated.
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The attorney general's idea is reportedly to have every NSC staffer interrogated about the leaked transcripts of phone conversations between President Trump and world leaders.
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The prosecutor's spokesman said on Thursday that investigators had already confiscated a large amount of material since Wednesday morning, and some people have been interrogated.
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With shares of Energy Transfer down 50 percent since the transaction was announced in September, the investors interrogated Energy Transfer's chief financial officer, Jamie Welch.
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"After having lunch, the defendant interrogated them, had them beaten and then shot them both in the head with a long gun," the memo said.
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Daniel was coy about date specifics, but suffice to say the other guy lost interest because Daniel was hours late after being interrogated by authorities.
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He was one of the "Dirty 30" sent to Guantánamo to be interrogated on suspicion of being part of bin Laden's security detail in Afghanistan.
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Over the following years, I heard many stories in the news about WeChat users who were interrogated or arrested for things they posted on Moments.
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Intimidation was severe: The reporters were hooded and brought to a secret interrogation center, where they were kept handcuffed, continuously interrogated, threatened and denied sleep.
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He was harshly interrogated and waterboarded at least 83 times in one month, sent to the brink of death, revived and questioned over and over.
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She was interrogated in the months after the 1989 crackdown, and detained and investigated twice in following years over the private memoir that she wrote.
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Sure enough, before too long, suspected terrorists are being chased down in various countries, hooded and interrogated without regard for the niceties of human rights.
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In his book "Not Forgotten," Mr. Bae said his North Korean captors interrogated him up to 15 hours a day for the first four weeks.
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Mr. Mohammed, Dr. Mitchell said, volunteered before he was waterboarded — but after he was brutally interrogated in Afghanistan — that he was responsible for the Sept.
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And the test for gunshot residue wasn't done until after Flowers had been interrogated at a police station, where small amounts of residue are common.
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When Dion and the classmate are interrogated by their school's principal, who is also white, he racially profiles Dion and attempts to suspend him immediately.
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Following Lorsanova's escape, one of the volunteers who helped her was attacked in their apartment, when unknown people broke in and aggressively interrogated the volunteer.
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Among the Knesset members listening was Yaakov Peri, who had been the head of the Shin Bet when Odeh was a teen-ager being interrogated.
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As al Shabaab recruited new members around the world, MI5, Britain's domestic security agency, interrogated Nur's oldest son, mistakenly suspecting him of having radical sympathies.
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"If there is any problem, it is proper to interrogate them just as anyone else in the state of Israel is interrogated," Rabbi Druckman said.
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In November, 14 men from central Sinai were kidnapped and interrogated by the Islamic State over accusations that they had been informers for Egyptian security.
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But one dish in particular stuck out so much that I interrogated Cho about it that night in the restaurant, and later over the phone.
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Authorities interrogated and tortured him, and ultimately he revealed the identities of several of his gay friends whom he had messages from on his phone.
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A bunch of us were in the van while Jamie Hart, sadly enough, had to be the dude out there getting interrogated and dealing with him.
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The couple&aposs eldest son, Yair, has also been questioned and interrogated in the past for various suspicions all related to fraud and breach of trust.
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That Black Mirror, which has so cleverly interrogated humanity's relationship to technology, would toss social media moguls a softball appearance in its narrative, is completely bonkers.
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Bondevik told CNN's "Connect the World" he was interrogated by officials at Washington's Dulles International Airport because he had an Iranian visa in his diplomatic passport.
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He was shot and taken to a hospital by police where he was being interrogated, police and the Amsterdam city council said in a joint statement.
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Tripp was interrogated by Tesla's investigators, who Musk reportedly personally hired, despite allegations that they had been involved in spying on rivals while working at Uber.
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The man took his own life by drinking poison just hours after being placed in solitary confinement and before he was interrogated, the source told RFA.
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During a night patrol followed by the Thomson Reuters Foundation, a balaclava-clad guardian interrogated a Guajajara Indian whom he suspected of working with illegal loggers.
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The 62-year-old former electrical engineer was interrogated earlier on Friday at Bangkok's 11th Army Circle base, used by the military as a temporary prison.
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In a letter sent from prison to Akhbar al-Youm, Raissouni said the police interrogated her about her work and her uncles Souliman and Ahmed Raissouni.
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Most of the rest of the game is told in flashback as a bruised, beaten Joker is interrogated about his actions and those of his teammates.
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A federal judge has ordered that a Senate report on how the CIA detained and interrogated terror suspects after 9/11 be preserved by the government.
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But his image of police was shattered when he was arrested on his 13th birthday as he was interrogated at a detention facility called Homan Square.
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Among them is Congolese-born Sophie Kasiki, who was, upon her return to Paris, interrogated by French intelligence officers and held in jail for two months.
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In the first game, its revisionist Western film DNA created a story that interrogated the presumed morality, social progress, ideals, and reality of our American dreams.
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I, the "suspect," was interrogated and, unable to procure my license or lease on the spot, stood powerless -- my agency and estate snatched away from me.
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A police official speaking on condition on anonymity said two of Ansari's relatives had been interrogated and 26 locals are currently in custody and being questioned.
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After I met Mr. Kerry, I was interrogated at the Interior Ministry by the chief of the cybercrimes unit, the one who later ordered my arrest.
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Mr. Dahlin, a Swedish citizen, was detained and interrogated for 23 days this year by China's Ministry of State Security, a powerful spy and counterespionage agency.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine has interrogated ten crew members of a detained Russian tanker as witnesses, the spokesman of the general prosecutor's said by phone on Thursday.
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The US troops captured Sayyaf's wife, Nasrin As'ad Ibrahim, also know as "Umm Sayyaf," and she was detained and interrogated for three months by American officials.
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The lawyers also claim Meng was unlawfully detained, searched and interrogated at the airport, with her arrest delayed under the guise of a routine immigration check.
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But even then there was no guarantee: A mixed-up name, a false report made by a jealous acquaintance, and you could be interrogated or imprisoned.
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In another, coalition sailors detained 183 survivors and held them for three months in a Saudi prison, where the fishermen said they were interrogated and tortured.
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While the piece itself hints at the darker underbelly of exploration's historical legacy through its subject matter, blueness as a topic feels more incidental than interrogated.
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In 2013, a judge ordered that the family be issued an official death certificate reflecting that Mr. Herzog died from abuse endured while he was interrogated.
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At Camp 7, the military holds prisoners who were previously held and interrogated by the C.I.A. But in recent years, conditions have eased up a bit.
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Sheikholeslam studied at the University of California, Berkeley, before the Islamic Revolution and later interrogated US Embassy staff members during the Iranian hostage crisis in 1979.
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After his surprise arrest in November 2018, Mr. Ghosn said, he was held in solitary confinement for long periods and interrogated for hours without a lawyer.
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The official said that this intelligence has been gained from ISIS-K fighters that have been captured on the battlefield and interrogated by Afghan security forces.
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Instead of playing a supporting character, whose defining characteristics were "hotness" and implicit trashiness, she would be the main character in a film that interrogated both.
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In the morning, I was taken to a Shariah court, which is used in Malaysia to adjudicate religious issues, where I was interrogated for two hours.
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The state did little to contain the fury, and the security services interrogated the band members instead of going after those who were inciting the violence.
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After being interrogated, beaten and bayoneted in a foot, he was denied medical care until his captors found out he was the son of an admiral.
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But the state police and game warden who interrogated Knight did believe him, and they had plenty of experience in smoking out fibbers, if not hermits.
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The state did little to contain the fury, and the security services interrogated the band members instead of going after those who were inciting the violence.
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As stories are shared and statistics interrogated, participants in workshops like these, often do not recognize the black women represented by the grim maternal health statistics.
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But the official said that the investigators had already interrogated dozens of individuals, including workers, company officials, cathedral staff, architects and others in the local government.
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Malevich himself was suspect at the time: he had been recalled from his travels in Western Europe in 1927 and arrested and interrogated three years later.
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He has been interrogated on suspicion of money laundering, fraud, and breach of trust in a long-running corruption probe that still resurfaces in the Israeli news.
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Shuanggui detainees are held in secret, for indefinite periods of time, during which they are brutally interrogated, sometimes fatally, according to a new Human Rights Watch report.
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They returned two days later saying they had been interrogated, threatened, punched and kicked by the unidentified men, then handed over to the Rangers, who released them.
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A video of Fields being interrogated after the crash showed him sobbing and hyperventilating after he was told a woman had died and others were seriously injured.
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Although he performed well in the first round of voting on March 31, critics say that Zelensky's policies don't have substance and have not been properly interrogated.
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It also names at least three individual Tesla managers or supervisors who personally "interrogated" employees about union activities or "attempted to prohibit" employees from discussing union activities.
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Both have worked as flight attendants for decades with "exemplary" track records, but now they are repeatedly checked at the gate, interrogated and drug tested, he added.
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"I was interrogated for 53 hours over five days, without a lawyer, in a language I understood maybe as well as a ten-year-old," she said.
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Later on, we see the culprit being interrogated by Section 9, which discovers he's had false memories implanted to trick him into thinking he has a daughter.
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In July, after news spread that St Charbel had helped a woman conceive, police interrogated two men who suggested that the saint had slept with the woman.
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Celebrity dad Stellan Skarsgard has never been interrogated about whether he believes famous son Alexander Skarsgard's hyperrsexualized romps through True Blood have brought shame upon the family.
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At the 77th Precinct station house, he said, he was handcuffed to a pole in a room where he was interrogated by Mr. Scarcella and another detective.
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They were herded and tagged, inspected and interrogated, but after a period of two to five hours the vast majority were free to enter the United States.
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The man's home had been swarmed by 15-30 officers in the early hours of the morning, whereupon he was interrogated in his basement for three hours.
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They did—incorrectly—and innocent men unconnected to the attack were harassed, interrogated by reporters, and even ended up on the cover of The New York Post.
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He was eventually driven to the massive prison complex built by the French in 1945 where numerous American pilots were tortured and interrogated during the Vietnam War.
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Hamahmy's brother Ahmed, who works at the Health Ministry in Dubai, was interrogated for several hours by security officials in the United Arab Emirates, the father said.
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In Nice, a six-year-old girl sustained head injuries after police broke down the door to her family's apartment at 4:30AM and interrogated her father.
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Cage acts like he's being interrogated for his subject matter, as if the critics are arguing that domestic abuse shouldn't be in a video game at all.
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In order to protect the public, they could have interrogated him about the location of the bombs after getting him out of the garage with tear gas.
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As such, the New York terror suspect should be held and interrogated—thoroughly, responsibly, and humanely—as an enemy combatant consistent with the Law of Armed Conflict.
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The police turned their attention to Sanatan Sanstha immediately after Dr. Dabholkar's killing, searching its ashram and compiling a list of nearly 100 members to be interrogated.
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Interrogated by House members, she came under fire for everything from the EpiPen, which has become a source of controversy, to her use of a private jet.
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He then reappeared a year later in a series of online videos filmed in the United States, where he said he had been interrogated by the CIA.
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"If Mr Manafort denies any allegations, I think he has to be interrogated into this case and prove his position that he was not involved," Leshchenko added.
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Meanwhile, our group of intrepid fans are being interrogated by a very frustrated cop who's getting a little sick of people pranking him for social media cred.
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All throughout Hope County, randomly named civilians are being harassed, interrogated, and kidnapped by the armed members of the Project at Eden's Gate (colloquially known as "peggies").
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I was also interrogated about the tampon and pad I kept in the side pocket of my bag, which I embarrassingly fought to keep in my possession.
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He was subjected to sleep deprivation "almost immediately" after his arrival at COBALT and was often held in a "sleep deprivation cell" when he wasn't being interrogated.
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Committee members also interrogated Schroepfer about why another Facebook employee who appeared before it in February had not disclosed an existing agreement between Facebook and Cambridge Analytica .
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Senegal has rounded up and interrogated hundreds of people in an attempt to prevent any violence and part of a security campaign led by the national police.
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According to the Israeli authorities, Ms. Qudsi was interrogated for three days before being charged and convicted of conspiracy to commit premeditated killing and possession of explosives.
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The story rests on two central questions: Why is Martin Gilmour, a minor success as an art critic, being interrogated at a police station in the Cotswolds?
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Arnautoff was intimately familiar with it, having been interrogated in 1956 by the House Un-American Activities Committee for drawing a caricature of Vice President Richard Nixon.
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"After having lunch, the defendant interrogated them, had them beaten and then personally shot them both in the head with a long gun," the court document states.
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A recent Boston Globe analysis found that almost 70 percent of the nearly 15,000 individuals the police had observed, interrogated or searched in 2016 were African-Americans.
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When the police arrived, he was detained and interrogated for hours, and his mother and Fletcher Chace arrived only the next day to escort him to Rome.
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And she identified cases in which police informants who were arrested in connection with terrorist crimes were interrogated in ways that ensured they would not be prosecuted.
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And, all those stories you hear about intense Super Bowl security are dead-on, according to Kelly ... who says FBI and Homeland Security agents even interrogated her.
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A total of two million police officers were mobilized to hunt for the killer over the years, and more than 21,19933 men were interrogated in the case.
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In 2016, Chinese officers in Chengdu abducted an American Consulate official they believed to be a C.I.A. officer, interrogated him and forced him to make a confession.
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It wasn't long before Robert Chambers, a then-20-year-old former prep school kid who was dating Levin, was being interrogated by police for the crime.
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Khaled Atraby, a 28-year-old student, was arrested, beaten, Tasered and interrogated at length about his Facebook page last November, he said in a telephone interview.
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Yang Hengjun has been shackled, cut off from all contact with his family and interrogated daily to make him confess to being a spy, his representatives said.
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Tursun told the committee how she was tortured and interrogated during her internment, as well as how one of her young children died while in government custody.
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Police said this week that at least 14 people were being interrogated over suicide bomb plots targeting the presidential palace in Jakarta and an another undisclosed location.
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Months earlier, authorities at Bahrain's airport detained and forcibly separated my wife from our infant son, dragged her by the wrists and interrogated her for seven hours.
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So if you're the kind of white person who's never really interrogated your whiteness, it's sometimes more useful to learn what that looks like from the outside.
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It's as if they weren't abducted by the state and kept in a dungeon or a safe house, probably interrogated, in some cases tortured, and always threatened.
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Law-abiding citizens could find themselves interrogated because they listened to the BBC or joked about Hitler, but the circumstances of denunciation usually resulted in lenient treatment.
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Over the course of his six years in detention at the U.S. naval station in Cuba, Jawad was interrogated more than 60 times, according to the ruling.
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Others have pointed out that the same actress who played young Angela a few weeks ago also played the girl who interrogated adult Angela in that encounter.
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That would mean he would not be granted the right to remain silent or be represented by a lawyer, making it easier for him to be interrogated.
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The suspects are being held in a detention center in southern city of Zhuhai, where they are being interrogated about their alleged involvement in the scam, Xinhua added.
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Occasional news reports about children being interrogated over spelling mistakes (living in a "terrorist" instead of "terraced" house, in one recent case) has stoked further anger, he added.
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As we reported, a judge ordered him to be set free because his rights were violated when cops interrogated the then 16-year-old without an adult present.
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But the convictions were dismissed in 1983 because police interrogated him without his attorney present, though he requested an attorney, according to Wilkerson's then defense attorney Stanley Schneider.
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John McCain of Arizona made a similar call for Saipov to be interrogated as an enemy combatant, without some of the protections afforded under the American legal system.
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As he was about fly back to the United States where he currently lives, Mr Akyol was detained at the behest of the religious-affairs authority and interrogated.
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While the former Secretary of State was interrogated on her controversy, viewers felt Lauer neglected to question Trump with the same fervor, often giving him open-ended questions.
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The questioning of Peter Beinart was the latest in a string of incidents in which Jewish critics of Israel have been interrogated about their politics by border officials.
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Right after the ABC documentary aired, Abudusalamu said Nadila contacted him to say the police had interrogated her, asking questions about her husband's work and address in Australia.
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On my way back from a US airbase where I was meeting with army officials, I was abducted, interrogated, and tortured by a Sunni anti-US offshoot group.
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No, they are too busy decorating a nursery (Ali and Emily), being interrogated by the cops (Spencer), freaking out because of the game (Hanna), and betraying everyone (Aria).
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He says his wife was detained and interrogated about his activities and movements as she and their young son were departing Bahrain's airport to join AlWadaei in London.
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Marwen Belkaid, a business school student who was one of four voters who interrogated the president during the TV show alongside journalists, said Hollande failed to convince him.
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Kelly stressed the symbiotic relationship between Jones and President Donald Trump, no doubt to bolster her argument that Jones is an important figure who needs to be interrogated.
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CNN political commentator Peter Beinart claims he was "interrogated about [his] political activities" by Israeli authorities upon entering the country at a Tel Aviv airport before being released.
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At the same time that "whiteness" is being elevated as an identity on the alt-right and interrogated on the progressive left, its material reality is increasingly fragmented.
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The criticism came on two fronts: Haspel ran a CIA black site in Thailand in 2002 where detainees were brutally interrogated with tactics that critics say is torture.
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Detainees have reported being interrogated, tortured, and forced to consume Communist party propaganda at the camp, where they are guarded from watchtowers and fenced in my razor wire.
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Prosecutors have said they interrogated Park in the detention center on Tuesday rather than summoning her, at her lawyer's request, taking into consideration her security and mental condition.
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In the show, which combined memoir and civics lesson, she interrogated her teen-age reverence for a document that was written by and for white male property owners.
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In the very first teaser for "El Camino," we see Skinny Pete being interrogated by the authorities and telling them:Skinny Pete: I have no idea where he is.
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Officials said the detainee, whom they declined to identify, was being interrogated by American officials at a temporary detention facility in the city of Erbil in northern Iraq.
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She interrogated our traditional understanding of the way that we understand things—like records or people—to be a product of the contexts in which they were created.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanese authorities detained and interrogated a suspected Islamic State commander and referred his case to a special court, Lebanon's state news agency NNA reported on Thursday.
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The world my daughters, and Brett Kavanaugh's, will inherit is the world we inhabit now, where men get excused, and women get interrogated: How much did you drink?
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In documentaries like his stunning "Paradise Lost" trilogy, he has repeatedly interrogated our flawed ability to accurately identify monsters, chipping away at our biases to expose their fragility.
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Father Nachev, one of the interrogated priests, said that he had seen the pamphlet but that it contained nothing subversive, just the usual jeremiads that dominate Orthodox feuds.
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Mr. Xu had been interrogated many times before, like in 2005, when he was beat up in the city of Linyi for visiting the blind lawyer Chen Guangcheng.
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Mr. Ghosn, who was used to being treated with exaggerated deference, was shocked to be locked up, interrogated for long hours and deprived of contact with his family.
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When Yee went on leave, he flew to Jacksonville, Florida, where he was interrogated and arrested, then blindfolded, earmuffed, and driven to a Navy brig in South Carolina.
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Between the 1950s and 1990s, thousands of Canadian public servants left their jobs or were fired as the Canadian government interrogated individuals thought to be gay or transgender.
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There were also the admissions he made when he was being interrogated by the authorities around the time of his arrest, portions of which were recorded on video.
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A prominent journalist who expressed support for Ms. Nyanzi on social media was abducted last week by unidentified assailants, taken to a secret location and interrogated for hours.
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They said that after being captured in Syria by U.S.-backed SDF forces they were interrogated about their roles in Islamic State by the SDF and U.S. forces.
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" She was allegedly interrogated while chained to a radiator; one smuggled video later showed her shouting at her separatist captors: "Your Russian authorities just want to kill me.
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The heavily armed group released a video of him being interrogated, before murdering him and dumping his body along the road to the border city of Ciudad Juarez.
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Carole Ghosn said her husband, who's spent at least 130 days in detention in a Japanese prison since November, was interrogated for eight hours every day without a lawyer.
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Russian politicians are rallying behind Vladimir Putin and denouncing American suggestions that the translator at his meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump be interrogated about what they discussed privately.
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Authorities rounded up dozens of princes, top officials and businessmen in November on Prince Mohammed bin Salman's orders, with many confined and interrogated at Riyadh's glitzy Ritz-Carlton Hotel.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was interrogated Friday by police for a third time as part of an ongoing graft probe, a source close to Netanyahu said.
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The country's secret service, the General Directorate of the Documentation and Security of the State, had interrogated Amadou, as well as members of his party and other opposition figures.
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Over the next two and a half years, he was summoned by the police, jailed, and interrogated more than 10 times, spending a total of two months behind bars.
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When interrogated by Iranian officials about this later, the account said, he claimed to have been under the influence of alcohol and had lied to impress his F.B.I. contact.
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In the minute long scene, Palvin is interrogated in an all white room, answering a barrage of questions while puffing on a cigarette and smiling coyly at the camera.
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"A unit manager of the mill, Nazmul Huda, has been arrested and he is being interrogated in custody while the other accused are on the run," Hossain told CNN.
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Mupfumira is the first senior government official to be interrogated by the commission, which was appointed by President Emmerson Mnangagwa last week after he promised tough action against graft.
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Aung Naing Soe says that while the other journalists were only questioned for a few days, he was interrogated for 11 or 12 days because of the Facebook posts.
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The artists surveyed in this project from 1968–83 employed or interrogated these tools in innovative ways and paved the way for new media art as we know it.
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Aasif Sultan, a reporter for Kashmir Narrator, was arrested on "anti-state" charges in August 2018, and has been repeatedly interrogated by police, demanding that he reveal his sources.
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A prosecutors statement late on Friday said a man and two women, whom it did not identify fully, were being interrogated after being found helping such a dangerous fugitive.
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It is perfectly good as a civilizational principle, but only when continually interrogated and recalibrated to fit the world as it is, rather than a fantasy of the past.
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But her composure breaks when recalling being interrogated by FBI agents, asking to speak with her mother and feeling "scared and mortified" about the public maelstrom that awaited her.
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A black Yale University student was interrogated by campus police officers after a white student reported her for sleeping in her dormitory common room, the Yale Daily News reported.
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Officers interrogated Lolade Siyonbola, a black graduate student at Yale, early Tuesday after a white student found her sleeping in a common room of their dorm and called police.
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Melhem's father and brother, who condemned the Tel Aviv attack and called on the fugitive to turn himself in, had been arrested and interrogated on suspicion of abetting him.
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Baffled by this turn of fortune's wheel, Mr. Lindh fled on foot to Kunduz, was taken prisoner by the Northern Alliance, imprisoned and interrogated, and suffered severe physical harm.
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He has been interrogated without his lawyers being present and has been held in a detention center for more than two weeks without being formally charged with any crime.
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The justice performed a similar trick at her very first Supreme Court oral arguments in Citizens United, when she interrogated Floyd Abrams about the dubious wisdom of corporate personhood.
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And while 76 percent of those with no encounters with the police said they always carried condoms, 48 percent who had previously been interrogated said they consistently carried them.
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After he got home from the hospital, he was met by the police, who took him into the 42nd Precinct, where he said he was interrogated by David Terrell.
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Today, the American centers have closed after the Chinese authorities denied American officials entry to them and state security agents interrogated an American academic working on a Chinese campus.
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Indian agents had interrogated a man last year who was linked to the Islamic State, and who said he had been inspired by Mr. Zaharan's videos on social media.
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On Sunday, officers at Tel Aviv's Ben-Gurion International Airport pulled aside Peter Beinart, a liberal American Jewish journalist, after he landed and interrogated him about his political activities.
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But the arbitrary, nontransparent way he has arrested and interrogated allegedly corrupt Saudi business leaders — and similarly 17 women driving activists — is contributing to a climate of fear there.
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Senate Intelligence Committee members instead interrogated the companies over their past and current efforts to curb Russian manipulation of their platforms, frequently expressing displeasure with the answers they received.
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He says he was 'interrogated day and night,' sometimes for up to eight hours at a time, without a lawyer present, while lights were left on round-the-clock.
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And to intimidate those would-be candidates, their homes were raided and many of them were detained, brought to Police Headquarters and interrogated in the middle of the night.
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According to court documents, the company threatened, interrogated and surveilled employees; confiscated union-related materials; urged union supporters to resign; and disciplined two employees for their pro-union views.
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The US citizen was returning from a business trip to Europe when he says he was interrogated and asked to unlock his employer-issued smartphone and laptop for inspection.
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Senate Intelligence Committee members instead interrogated the companies over their past and current efforts to curb Russian manipulation of their platforms, frequently expressing displeasure with the answers they received.
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The Icelandic police believe he had at least one accomplice, and on Wednesday, they interrogated two suspects, both of whom were questioned and released, according to Icelandic newspaper Visir.
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With that in mind, I rounded up some stories from black folks I know who have been accused, singled out, or interrogated for simply being out in the world.
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"Those summoned are deprived of liberty for days, weeks, or months, during which time they are repeatedly interrogated and often tortured," a Human Rights Watch report said in 2016.
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According to digital communications rights watchdog Unwanted Witness, between 2016 and 2018 at least 33 Ugandans have either been summoned and interrogated by police or charged with online communications offences.
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Meng Wanzhou Kovrig has been interrogated about the work he did in the country as a diplomat, according to news reports, and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Jan.
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A citizen need not be suspected of committing any crime before being detained for up to six hours, during which time they may interrogated or have their electronic devices searched.
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People familiar with the arrests say those still detained — six women and three men — have been interrogated without access to lawyers and were allowed just one phone call to relatives.
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The rest of us in court heard a long line of church officials and ex-choristers being interrogated about Sunday mass protocols, choir processions, wine bottles, and the Cathedral layout.
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Barb Tadych is busy campaigning to get a "Barb Tadych" law put in place, a bill that would prevent anyone 16 and under from being interrogated without a parent present.
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He said he was not allowed to meet lawyers or family members during his two weeks of interrogation and was made to kneel for about four hours while being interrogated.
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Passing burnt-out buildings and villages recently controlled by al Qaeda militants, their bus was held at checkpoints by Houthi fighters who interrogated passengers and searched among luggage for weapons.
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" She also said that when the company interrogated the men whom she reported for harassment, "In both instances, the male employee professed to be too drunk to remember the incident.
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He has been held and interrogated in Irbil, Iraq, for any information he has about the chemical weapons program and the location of other key ISIS personnel or weapons stocks.
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All of us political prisoners were interrogated on our views about what was happening in the Soviet Union, and the guards had orders to shoot any prisoner who was insubordinate.
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While he was interrogated aboard a Navy ship during transport from Libya to the US, the defense said Abu Khatallah made certain statements and blamed bad translation for his answers.
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Haspel has been criticized for supervising a CIA black site in Thailand where detainees were brutally interrogated, as well as for her role in the destruction of CIA interrogation tapes.
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The singer was shown in a quick-changing montage: giving a posh recital, being pushed around by well-dressed men, being interrogated, becoming pregnant, raising a child, and so on.
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Authorities rounded up dozens of princes, top officials and businessmen in November on Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's orders, with many confined and interrogated at Riyadh's opulent Ritz-Carlton Hotel.
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Naz is interrogated by Detective Dennis Box (Bill Camp), a glum loner whose eyes tell him that the case is open-and-shut, even as his gut says something's off.
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In a similar incident in May, a black Yale University student was interrogated by campus police officers after a white student reported her for sleeping in her dormitory common room.
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During one of Steinberg's first evenings at the office, a local official called to say that a woman named Kieonee Brown was being interrogated by detectives without a lawyer present.
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That tension, which Morgan later described as emblematic of a colonial subject's experience, needs to be critically interrogated in light of the complex political context Laâbissi entered the work into.
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But two days later, after detectives had interrogated him for hours, Mr. Burton confessed to the police that he had stabbed his mother while high on crack during an argument.
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His version of events was that he was drugged, abducted, interrogated, psychologically tortured and held against his will by the CIA, and that he wanted to return home to Iran.
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But critics have also interrogated how some of the centrist women of the Democratic Party, like Amy Klobuchar, appealed precisely for the ways they exercise power in traditionally capitalist ways.
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" — Lyn Ayers in Texas "At the scene of my brother's overdose death, I was interrogated like a criminal … I was so, so lucky my police interactions ended with rude questions.
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The father who half-seriously interrogated his daughter's date — in a video publicized by the company and later covered by national news outlets — was at work when his phone buzzed.
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Two sources with direct knowledge of the matter said two senior local staff of the mining firm, Tanzania's largest foreign investor, were detained and interrogated at an airport this week.
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Her recollections about being interrogated were said to have been delivered to Dr. Harold Wolff, a Cornell neuropsychiatrist, who studied Chinese and Soviet indoctrination techniques for the Central Intelligence Agency.
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That Rob is light-skinned and thin and Cherise is not, and how that affects their relationship, is a dynamic I'm hoping will be interrogated more in an upcoming season.
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"It is a sensitive case and we don't want any loopholes," he added, saying that Singh would be treated as a militant and jointly interrogated by all the intelligence agencies.
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Film-noir detectives pursued and interrogated Madonna in another disco-tinged song, "I Don't Search I Find"; "Crave," which warns, "My cravings get dangerous," flaunted a full-sized disco ball.
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You wait in endless lines for the chance to be poked, patted, X-rayed, interrogated, generally insulted and, in the final indignity, separated by class as you, at last, board.
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In July, the E.U. declared that it was investigating Amazon, and the U.S. House of Representatives held a hearing and interrogated an Amazon lawyer about how the company harvests data.
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This supposedly binary dimension of the human condition has been thrust into the spotlight to be interrogated with intention, deconstructed, and built back up with fresh perspective and new words.
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Others didn't make it as far as the hospital; security agents commandeered ambulances and took the patients straight to intelligence branches, where they were interrogated and often tortured and killed.
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Britain's "Ace of Spies," Sidney Reilly, who became Ian Fleming's model for James Bond, was just the most famous individual to be lured to the Soviet Union, interrogated and executed.
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Their exhibition was shut down by Cuban authorities on the day of its opening at the Museum of Dissidence, and the artists were interrogated for six hours before being deported.
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Officials detained and interrogated about 4,000 workers in the nuclear project, and about 50 were executed, beaten to death or killed themselves under the relentless accusations, according to Mr. Wei.
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Lee cited reports of civilians, mostly ethnic Rakhine men, being detained and interrogated by the Tatmadaw for suspected links to the Arakan Army and said several had died in custody.
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Two Monarch employees — Houston Brooks (Corey Hawkins) and San (Jing Tian) — come into the room where Mason and James are being interrogated, and tell them there are more giant monsters.
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And one 28-year-old New Yorker learned a similar lesson over the weekend when a joke about killing Ivanka's angry dad apparently got him detained and interrogated by cops.
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Ten days after the incident, investigators interrogated Graswald for 11 hours, and Portale will be arguing to suppress the video during these pre-trial hearings, Portale said during a February conference.
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Hundreds of lawyers and law associates were interrogated, investigated, and in many cases detained in secret locations for months without charges or access to attorneys or family members, the report added.
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But the last 24 hours also saw CEO Dorsey appear on Capitol Hill, interrogated by the House Energy Committee over its policies of "shadow banning" and general attitude to conservative politics.
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But the President is fighting this request to be interrogated and I think there&aposs an obligation on the Special Counsels part to show he&aposs got a serious case too.
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Lawyers for Meng are suing the Canadian government, its border agency and federal police, alleging their client was detained, searched and interrogated for three hours in violation of her constitutional rights.
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Hirst could have positioned himself in a lineage of artists who have actively interrogated the function and history of museums and collections (Fred Wilson, Andrea Fraser, and Marcel Broodthaers for instance).
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According to disputed testimony by two former security police officers before South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission, she was interrogated, beaten, shocked, suffocated and thrown into the waters of a dam.
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But in March Mr Netanyahu and his wife Sara were interrogated by Israel's police and his eldest son Yair by the tax authority, on suspicion of financial misconduct including taking bribes.
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"They were arrested by police and interrogated under conditions that flouted fundamental rights, before they were incarcerated and later released without explanation," the SNPNC said in a statement on its website.
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Bizarre video of Colin Kaepernick ... who was cornered at an L.A. hotel on Friday and interrogated by some overzealous fans -- who forced the 49ers QB to compare himself to Cam Newton.
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He says he was interrogated in a small room, while his left hand was zip-tied to a bench; the room temperature, he remembers, was high enough to keep him sweating.
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There's one scene at the end of episode 3 where I get interrogated by Ann Dowd [who plays Aunt Lydia], and I don't move until I'm hit with the cattle prod.
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The Washington Post published on Wednesday a draft executive order, "Detention and Interrogation of Enemy Combatants", that could open the way for terrorism suspects to be interrogated in secret prisons abroad.
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In China bosses of private and state-owned firms are now routinely interrogated as part of Xi Jinping's purge of "tigers" (a purge that has left Mr Xi's family well alone).
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She fell in love with a fellow student, had a child, and began to use the muck and material of everyday life to create work that interrogated the world around her.
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An executive for Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei filed suit Sunday against the Canadian government and two of its law enforcement agencies, alleging she was unlawfully detained and interrogated late last year.
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When the Facebook founder wasn't being interrogated about unrelated matters, like his platform's supposed suppression of conservatives, he came across like a grandson patiently explaining the internet to his confused grandparents.
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For the next two days, the Russes interrogated Kim with only the pastor and his wife present, and without the knowledge or consent of her parents, who were still in Bangladesh.
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The film, punctuated with violence and graphic scenes that show the labourers being interrogated by police, premiered at the Venice Film Festival last year and won the Amnesty International Italia Award.
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Muhammad Ali, Jr., son of the late boxing legend Muhammad Ali, was allegedly detained at a Florida airport and interrogated about his name and religion, according to the Miami New Times.
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A recurring debate has emerged over whether such suspects should instead be held and interrogated at the military prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, then prosecuted before the military commissions system there.
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Mr. Graham, a lonely voice in loudly criticizing Mr. Trump's decision to stick with the civilian system, insisted in an interview that Mr. Saipov should have been interrogated in military custody.
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An external reviewer said that if the two police officers who interrogated Marie hadn't documented their own "bullying and coercive" behavior, he "would have been skeptical" that such conduct actually happened.
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That perspective needs to be interrogated, not merely for what it shows about diversity within journalism and the technology sector, but also as a personal inventory of what so many missed.
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Instead he ended up being interrogated and then detained - a fate shared with an estimated 303,000 others accused of having ties to the Sunni Muslim militants, according to human rights activists.
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Along with the efforts to track down Left, Ming was told that 10 others had been arrested for sharing content related to the coronavirus outbreak in the week he was interrogated.
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After the screening held for Journal-Constitution staff members on Wednesday, Ken Foskett, an investigations editor at the paper, interrogated the authors of "The Suspect" in a question-and-answer session.
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In a jaw-dropping New York magazine story, a retired NYPD sergeant, one of the few in the department with knowledge of this investigation, recalled that Vance's investigators interrogated Gutierrez's roommates.
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He also provided the Australian government with details of the kidnapping of a Hong Kong bookseller taken to the mainland and interrogated on suspicion of selling dissident materials, the paper added.
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Barry Berke, a trial lawyer who interrogated former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski last week as a consultant to the Judiciary Committee, could make more appearances as a questioner at hearings.
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Previous accounts of the attack published by the Spanish newspaper El País said a group of individuals carrying fake firearms entered the compound where they interrogated and beat up people inside.
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At times her mother was also taken away by the government to be interrogated, so Park says she and her sister, Eunmi, had to "grow [up] very fast" and become adaptable.
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Bahraini government authorities are alleged to have used similar equipment to spy on and then torture political opponents as they interrogated them using transcripts of their text messages and phone conversations.
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"(for example, pictures of empty sky)" continues her early publishing practices that interrogated technology's relationship to the structure of the book, and more expansively, technology's relationship to public and private narratives.
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In the documentary, he explains that the Icelandic Six's confessions were unreliable because they'd each been extensively interrogated for hundreds of hours, longer than in any other case he's ever worked on.
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After the attacker escaped, the police launched a four-day hunt using a sketch drawn from the accounts of eyewitnesses who had seen the man flee and interrogated dozens of potential suspects.
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Questions about his fate were resurrected again last month when Colonel Qaddafi's youngest son, Hannibal, was detained in Lebanon by judicial officials who interrogated him about the mystery of the missing imam.
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All five teens in the Central Park Five case were interrogated without an attorney or parents present, and Richardson, Antron McCray and Raymond Santana all made video statements without a lawyer present.
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After being interrogated and imprisoned around Paris, she was transferred to the Natzweiler-Struthof concentration camp in July 1944 with three other female SOE agents and executed a month after D-Day.
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She denied being connected to the attack, and pointed to a woman who she believed had done it, but years later, as the investigation continued, she was again interrogated by Mr. Scarcella.
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Others are held for days or weeks incommunicado, brutally interrogated to give names and threatened with terrorism charges before being released without explanation as Ortega&aposs government seeks to extinguish the resistance.
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Two windows in the immersive gallery, inspired by 'The Happy Donor' and 'Le Blanc Seing' Few artists directly interrogated expectations about reality and art more than the 20th-century artist René Magritte.
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It said it interrogated Azhar and his associates in the Jaish-e-Mohammad group after the January 2016 attack on the Pathankot air base but found no evidence linking him to it.
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On Wednesday morning, officials interrogated the sailors to see whether they "entered Iranian waters intentionally on an intelligence mission," the IRGC said, according to state-run Press TV. IRGC Navy commander Adm.
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The duo also "allowed a detention center to be set up inside the premises of that factory, in the recreational area, so that the abductees could be interrogated," according to court papers.
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Border officials were suspicious about her intentions in the country, and interrogated her repeatedly over the span of 24 hours, before finding a two-year-old text about cocaine on her phone.
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When another progressive pit bull, Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren, got her turn, she interrogated DeVos on how, specifically, the Trump administration would guard against waste, fraud, and abuse at for-profit colleges.
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TEHRAN — More than 30 college students were arrested, interrogated and within 24 hours were each given 99 lashes for attending a graduation party that included men and women, Iran's judiciary has announced.
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Her father, Ismail, said he was not allowed to see his daughter at the station and was interrogated himself, then taken to the side by an officer and told about the bleeding.
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"Most recently, Ms Dawut learned her elderly father, who was reportedly detained and interrogated multiple times by Chinese authorities in Xinjiang in recent years, recently passed away under unknown circumstances," Pompeo said.
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Julius, a refined, aristocratic bully, randomly selects a succession of individuals to be interrogated in front of the gathering, as two friends watch, terrified that one of them might be called next.
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All five journalists in the suit — Bing Guan, Go Nakamura, Kitra Cahana, Ariana Drehsler and Mark Abramson — say they were sent to secondary inspection and interrogated about their reporting at least once.
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In April, he was arrested on the charge of staging an illegal rally and then interrogated after he and several other activists had shouted, "Bow wow!" in front of a prosecutors' office.
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Recently, it was revealed that a pregnant woman who went to the police to report being kidnapped and raped over a six-month period was arrested and interrogated over her immigration status.
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The CIA's mission to find the leader got a boost this summer, however, when one of al-Baghdadi's wives and a courier were arrested and interrogated, according to The New York Times.
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In the post, Blakely explained that she married her husband Jesse Itzler when she was 37, after two decades of being interrogated about her relationship status at the dinner table on Thanksgiving.
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Going far beyond questions of legal philosophy and qualification, several Democratic lawmakers interrogated Ms. Barrett about her devout Catholicism, suggesting that her faith would impede her ability to serve as a judge.
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He was spirited away to a safehouse where he said he was interrogated, tortured with electricity and, after a few days, forced to sit before a camera and read a prepared statement.
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The two executives "allowed a detention center to be set up inside the premises of that factory, in the recreational area, so that the abductees could be interrogated," according to court papers.
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Intensifying a millennium-old religious struggle freighted with 21st-century geopolitical baggage, Ukraine's security services have in recent weeks interrogated priests loyal to Moscow, searched church properties and enraged their Russian rivals.
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Instead of being taken to see her husband she was closeted in a room with a prosecutor and four intelligence agents from the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps and interrogated for several hours.
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One of the signatories, the well-known filmmaker Rakhshan Bani Etemad, was briefly detained and interrogated for several hours after she called for a nationwide vigil for the victims of the crash.
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He used his deduction skills, obtained evidence, interrogated witnesses and sometimes suspects—and then, since law is a joke to the people of this world, Geralt could decide on the appropriate response.
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The 52-year-old man had been beaten, deprived of sleep, forced to stand for long periods and interrogated by Marines about his alleged role in a fatal ambush of American forces.
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Ted LaGrange, a once-convicted sex criminal (played by Shawn-Caulin Young), has been interrogated and beaten up by two detectives (Mahershala Ali and Stephen Dorff) on suspicion of killing a child.
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" Michael Owen Jones, a professor emeritus at the University of California, Los Angeles, interrogated the subject in his thoughtful 2014 paper "Dining on Death Row: Last Meals and the Crutch of Ritual.
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Haspel's nomination has encountered opposition over her role in a defunct program in which the agency detained and interrogated al Qaeda suspects in secret prisons overseas using techniques widely condemned as torture.
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Gently interrogated by Anand Menon, the reigning Brexit guru at King's, she produced a succession of bland and vague answers that suggested that she's not capable of either rigorous thought or vigorous organisation.
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In the week leading up to the Karachi protest, PTM's leadership said Rangers and unidentified security officials detained and interrogated more than 100 of its supporters and kept nearly 30 workers in custody.
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Amnesty International has documented other examples of volunteers and aid providers working with those in need at the border area being detained, interrogated, having their travel restricted, electronics seized and searched -- and more.
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Since then, Russia has detained some 150 Ukrainian and foreign merchant ships and interrogated their crew members, according to a Ukrainian official and port authorities, deterring more ship traffic and further cutting revenues.
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They were held in North Korea for 11 months, beaten and interrogated before being released after the chief U.S. negotiator signed a statement acknowledging the ship illegally entered the North&aposs territorial waters.
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One of the few human rights activists still willing to speak out in Saudi Arabia was detained and interrogated by Saudi authorities at the facility where her former husband and brother are imprisoned.
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Meanwhile, Remini, who was a longtime member of the church, says she was interrogated in Florida for three months when she asked where the wife of the head of Scientology, David Miscavige, was.
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A suspected al-Qaeda or Taliban detainee from Afghanistan is carried on a stretcher before being interrogated by military officials at the detention facility Camp X-Ray in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, on Feb.
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The Counter-Intelligence Unit of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards interrogated her several times over the next few days, arrested her and released her on bail, Ghahremani said in an interview with VICE News.
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Roan Kheir, a 23-year-old who returned from studying in England to join the protests, recalled when she was interrogated outside a cake shop for having the temerity to wear short sleeves.
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He claimed to witness summary executions, and said he believed some of the people being interrogated were civilians with no ties to the Islamic State who were being coerced into making false confessions.
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Former athletes don't buy USAG pleading helpless, and say they were often ignored and sometimes made to feel like they were being interrogated for asking for something to be done about abusive coaches.
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On Wednesday, two Indian engineers in Kansas were shot—one fatally—by a gunman who interrogated the two men about their immigration status and shouted "go back to your country" before opening fire.
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WASHINGTON — Inside an opulent palace in Riyadh late one evening in February 2004, two American investigators interrogated a man they believed might hold answers to one of the lingering mysteries of the Sept.
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After seizing the Adam, investigators in Italy interrogated its crew members, who insisted that they did not know that hashish was in the 591 plastic bags investigators had found on the ship's deck.
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The detained teens were prevented from meeting with their lawyers for the first six days while being interrogated by investigators because they were "suspected of serious acts of terror," the Shin Bet said.
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After the Supreme Court ruling against the Witnesses, Russia's Federal Security Bureau arrested, detained and interrogated five Scientologist leaders in St. Petersburg: Anastasiya Terentyeva, Sakhib Aliev, Ivan Matsytski, Galina Shurinova, and Konstantia Esaulkova.
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"Well, I kind of would like to get the whole thing behind us, but she should be interrogated [by a committee] because there's some real questions about whether her actions were proper," Sen.
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During the 13-day voyage across the ocean, Mr. Khatalla was interrogated for five days without being advised of his so-called Miranda rights to remain silent or consult with a defense lawyer.
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Sometimes the performers will assume the roles of Politkovskaya's interview subjects or of the state officials (from both sides) who regularly interrogated her, with threats open and veiled, on her activities and sources.
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Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was initially interrogated under a federal rule that allows waiving constitutional Miranda rights in terrorism cases; he was convicted two years later and sentenced in May 2015 to the death penalty.
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The official, Kaveh Madani, the deputy head of the Department of the Environment, was arrested on Saturday, interrogated, and apparently released on Monday by intelligence agents affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps.
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Abu Khattala was captured at a seaside villa in 2014 and interrogated on a Navy ship in the Mediterranean before being brought to the U.S. He has pleaded not guilty in the case.
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The notion of a "trial," suggested in the Gospels, was probably a literary convention; there is little evidence that a formal procedure took place, but Jesus was certainly interrogated and very likely tortured.
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After being interrogated for several hours, Mr. Hernandez, now 56, told detectives he had lured a boy into the bodega's basement with the promise of a soda and then started to strangle him.
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But rivals for the leadership have attacked Mr. Johnson's refusal to give any broadcast interviews where he could be interrogated in detail, suggesting a weakness that would make him vulnerable as prime minister.
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Jerusalem brilliantly interrogated Mark Rylance's dissolute main character to argue that he was, perhaps, not a brutish chav but rather one of the last great English renegades, from a long and epic tradition.
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Those people were then subjected to secondary screenings during which they were separated from sensitive documents and photographs, interrogated, and in at least one case even prevented from entering Mexico for unspecified reasons.
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Caixin reported that Mr. Xu told the court that during a year of investigation, he had gone long periods without sleep, and that when not being interrogated, he was forced to memorize detention rules.
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Lori Loughlin and her husband, Mossimo Giannulli, may have been arrested as part of the college admissions cheating scandal, but they're not spending their pretrial days in jail being interrogated by Lt. Olivia Benson.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Airport officials in England detained a Muslim healthcare worker and interrogated her under the British Parliament's Terrorism Acts — for simply reading a book on Syrian art and culture.
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Sex worker Christi Long, 28, told BuzzFeed News she had been arrested at a hotel south of Austin in a sting operation and interrogated about Backpage the night before the site was taken down.
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Ortega is one of a handful of prosecutors who have ever interrogated the drug lord and, now that Guzmán is again behind bars after his January capture, is now seeking to interrogate him again.
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Mansour Turki, a spokesman for the Saudi Interior Ministry, denied that Ms. Badawi had been arrested but said she was being interrogated in a police station in connection with a request from a prosecutor.
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As Jackson sat on the couch next to Olympios, looking uncomfortable and answering Chris Harrison's questions as if he was being interrogated by police, I wondered how deep the wounds from this ordeal cut.
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Instead, Phasma's story is told by a captured Resistance fighter named Vi Moradi, who is being interrogated by a crimson-armored stormtrooper named Cardinal a few years before the events of The Force Awakens.
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The issue of "turn-backs" has resulted in breaches of international law and caused tension with Indonesia, while asylum seekers have been interrogated and jailed upon their forced return to Vietnam and Sri Lanka.
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The six-episode live action comedy follows four "brilliant jackass grad students" as they are interrogated by government operatives at the brink of the end of the world — and the apocalypse is their fault.
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In Belgium, France and other European countries police forces have locked down neighborhoods, searched homes, tapped communications, detained and interrogated suspects and arrested criminals but they have not been able to eliminate terrorist conspiracies.
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To the victims of the purge, who were surveilled, interrogated, and abused; Who were forced to turn on their friends and colleagues; Who lost wages, lost health, and lost loved ones; We betrayed you.
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Working alongside French officers at the Paris Police Prefecture, they interrogated a Congolese-Frenchman, Marien Theophile Mbossa Kargu, who had shared an apartment with Guzzardi in Brooklyn during the last week of his life.
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